'SetKMode()' active in Windows Mobile 6.0
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Hello, I have a query whether 'SetKMode' is active in Windows Mobile 6.0. Thanks is Advance!
No, its no longer supported. Refer the article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa908769.aspx Regards, Dave
Dave Traister Software Engineer ComponentOne LLC www.ComponentOne.com
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No, its no longer supported. Refer the article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa908769.aspx Regards, Dave
Dave Traister Software Engineer ComponentOne LLC www.ComponentOne.com
Thanks for your resonse. The article in MSDN says following lines: - This function switches between kernel and user modes. This function is no longer supported as of CE 6.0. 'SetKMode' is not supported for Win CE 6.0 whereas Windows Mobile 6.0 is based on Windows CE 5.2. So my question is whether we cant use 'SetKMode' in WM 6.0?
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Thanks for your resonse. The article in MSDN says following lines: - This function switches between kernel and user modes. This function is no longer supported as of CE 6.0. 'SetKMode' is not supported for Win CE 6.0 whereas Windows Mobile 6.0 is based on Windows CE 5.2. So my question is whether we cant use 'SetKMode' in WM 6.0?
It depends. The Setkmode API function is flagged as OEM meaning it would depend on the manufacturer whether this function is supported on the device or not. MSDN link: ms-help://MS.WindowsMobile.6/WindowsMobile6SDK/html/15be1603-7903-433f-a9ae-f2c2ea511df4.htm Regards, Dave
Dave Traister Software Engineer ComponentOne LLC www.ComponentOne.com
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It depends. The Setkmode API function is flagged as OEM meaning it would depend on the manufacturer whether this function is supported on the device or not. MSDN link: ms-help://MS.WindowsMobile.6/WindowsMobile6SDK/html/15be1603-7903-433f-a9ae-f2c2ea511df4.htm Regards, Dave
Dave Traister Software Engineer ComponentOne LLC www.ComponentOne.com
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Hey Dave, Can you please resend the link as i am not able to open this link. Thanks, Tony
Tony, You can get the list of Privileged APIs in the Windows Mobile 6 SDK documentation. Just search with "Privileged APIs" and you shall get the list. On MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa919335.aspx ~Dave
Dave Traister Software Engineer ComponentOne LLC www.ComponentOne.com